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  1. 15-09-2014, 11:58 PM #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    I couldn't see any mention of what amps it is?
    Don't see any reason why you could not use for alloy,but of course you would have to run argon and keep the lead fairly straight(probably 1.2mm wire min or it will just bukel without a pull hand piece) a Teflon liner, and larger tips help also.
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    WELDTECH XM180 PRO Inverter MIG Welder (230V) 180 Amps

    here with a spec sheet link too.

    Weldtech 180A Mig Welder
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